Case studies, articles, short videos, and practical insights on small claims procedure, evidence strategy, and insurance recovery from Michelle Haigh and the Precision Paralegal team.
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Case Study · Debt Recovery
A homeowner’s claim against a renovation contractor and an associated individual resulted in judgment and full payment, including the costs awarded.
Subrogation
Ontario's $50,000 Small Claims Court limit gives insurers a reason to reassess eligible subrogation files. Review liability, evidence, deadlines and recovery economics.
Case Study · Insurance Subrogation
A demand, corporate search and served claim led to full payment in two instalments from a collision business, followed by closure of the court file on consent.
Video · 2:54 Debt Recovery · Video
Learn how structured accounts receivable recovery can help businesses protect revenue and improve cash flow.
Case Study · Commercial Defence
Requests for supporting documents and settlement discussions resolved a towing claim against a financing company without a hearing.
Debt Recovery
For Alberta lenders and finance teams, a signed personal guarantee is only the start. Review acknowledgment certificates, contract terms and recovery evidence before suing.
Case Study · Debt Recovery
A food distributor’s unpaid restaurant account led to default judgment and a writ, followed by a cheque payment resolving the outstanding balance.
Case Study · Insurance Subrogation
An out-of-province driver’s address was verified before personal service in an Alberta collision claim, which later settled and was withdrawn.
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